The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-18
lHE NORTHWEST.
NEBRASKA.

While trying to catch q horse last Sunday
Ed jenkins Of Columbus was pretty badly
kicked on his right check. A hole about the
size OF a dime was cut in his face, and the
enamel knocked of from one tooth.
j. G. Palmer, living near Fremont was
standing in the barn door with his hand over
the muzx'e Of The gun, when the stock slipped
Cd the threshold, causing a discharge which
tore away all but the third and fourth fingers.
A large amount of corn is being hauled into
Beatrice at present aud is bringing a god
price. The price now being paid is twenty-five
cente per bushel OF seventy pounds. The
price raid this time last year was eighteen
ents.
Miss Laura, daughter of Levi Tryon, living
on 8 street in Lincoln, narrowly escaped
death by burning aday or two ago. While az
tending to the fire in a etoveh her apron caught
In the flames, ind before they could be ex-
tinguished the girl wss seriously burned on
the hands, arms and chest.
Otto Mas. q drug clerk of Blair, has re.
ceived notice from the German government
to return to tine s'old country, and serve his
time in the army. The rtquest was made to
Otto's father, who lives In Wisconsin and he
wrote Otto about 1t. Otto came with his pa
rents to America about three and a halt years
ago.
A. Truesdale gave E. II. Bernard Of Ere.
mont an order for the first carload shipped Of
the Deer Creek coal, to be delivered ut his
yard In Oakdale. The coal is already mined
and cars have been sent on to bring IT 10 mar
ket. 1t can be delivered at OaSialc for about
81 Ter ton less than the coal over the Uaion
Psetic.
The trial of Henry St~altcnberg, charged
with arson, for firing his OWE hotel and barn
something over one year ago, occurred at AR.
ington before Justice Unthank. The ties l.
mony elected wae wholly cFrcumstantiai anu
the judge did not deem 1t sufficiently con-
elusive to bind the prisoner over to the dis
trlct court.
Rev. Wilmot Whitfield gave his lecture,
ssLondon and Londoners," at Aurelia Monday
night.
The Congregational church at Storm Lake
will soon have a new pastor.
Chaplain Lozier, the fighting parson, is lee.
turibg through the state under the auspices
Of the w. G. 7. U.
Perry Coleman. who was injured at the
ten mile house near Dubuque Tuesday, died
Wednesday.
Rev. S. J. Beach is the new pastor at Cedar
gone TO California.
The Salvation army at Davenport gave a
jubilee supper Monday evening. 1t is net
known as the starvation army.
1t is rumored that West Point is excited
over an assault on q twelve year old girl by q
young preacher at that place.
j. Gresham, CT Davenport, was arrested
and bound over to court for going to the
house Of his divorced wife and abusing her.
Rev. Mr.. Savage, OF the Clinton Bartis!
church, haa resigned, and will go to St. Pau;
at once and take charge of the East Side
church.
1t is reported that DIR. John Gillespie In
d!csed for completely in the grave robbery Of
Mrs. Jesse Corht:t, purchased the body of her
husband for $50.
The wife of f. f. Rodwcll, OF Union, who
was a~djudged five or SIX months pgo of uu.
sound mind ana cent to the insane ssylum at
independence, uleu Frluay.
The normal school at LeMars is prospcrinv.
The fall term closes November IL, and the
winter tern, opens November IA. There haze
been about forty pup Is in attendance.
DAKOTA.
A paying vein of iron ore hiss been found
between st. Cloud and the Manitoba cur
shops, located at a depth of twelve feet.
The young son of Judge Hahnen, OF Pierre,
vas badly hazed Halloween that his life is
despsirel of. The eulprits will he arrested.
g. Davis, a prominent citizen OF Parker,
and at one time marshal of Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, died of heart dieease the other
day.
q. 6. Randall & Co., retail erocers Of
Wiaona, were closed Thursday on three Jgtg
ments, amounting to $3.50. Outside epccrla.
ton ts the cause.
The temperance contest at Fargo ia waxing
warm. The Board of Trade adopted resoia-
tions IN favor of high license, brit e mc.nbsr
rcpudiatcs lis action.
The pruncse.i road between Morris, Nina.
sofa, via Milbsnli aud Big stoaa City 10 5ionx
Falls, has been surveyed and the %vigi,t-of. way
secured between Big Stone City and Ml'bank.
The road lie to be called the Duluth and South
western.
An old man named Conrad Freitae, llyirg
about three miles southeast of Bismarck, was
gorcd to death by a vicious bull he was leas..
ing to water a few days ago. Frettag .as not
missed by the family until som. two hour,
after the mishap occurred, and when dis.uv.
cred was at the point of death. Freltag WIS
al honest, Industrious old German, and
highly respected in the community where he
lived.
These two men were convicted at Custer the
other d.y, despite the fact that there was no
direct evidence against them. A s'general
principles iary-a product of the Hills, wi ich
grows In no other part Of the territory-eent
them up for FIVE years because they had chad
mugs" andcouldn't tell q straight story. jus.
tice Of this sort is often very eficacious, how
ever.
Vim. Mcbride, switcfman in the Northern
Pacific yards at Watcrtowp, was run over by
the cars and killed las. Sunday. He was
twenty-five years old and lived with his pa.
rents In WATERFOWL.
MINNESOTA.
Axel Norquist, employed as q auarryman at
the stone and lime works of G. A. Carbon, In
East Red Wing, had his face and hands ter.
ribly lacerated and the sight of one ere